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Born on the Trail

Niki Micallef

Born on the Trail dives into the science of ultra trail running, turning research into practical training guidance for runners looking to elevate their performance and understanding of the sport.

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  • Niki Micallef

    Ultra trail runner & certified ultra coach. Constantly looking to challenge myself and learn, both for myself & my athletes. Through Born on the Trail I use science to answer ultrarunning's biggest questions, enabling you to elevate your performance.

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